Bloomington Progress, Volume 22, Number 24, Bloomington, Monroe County, 8 August 1888 — Page 3

W$ are showing the largest, newest, most complete stock of Wall Paper and Window Shades in this market. H, XlMBLEYS i

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elde, JBLosiefliy, JEUu broidery and laiee Hew Carpet.i and Rngs, Flags, Bantings and Silk, for Campaigm jDeeraftions. . . . WEST SIDE OP THE SQUARE.

Haass Shoe Fertiliser is the only reliable brand that has ever ben used in this locality, and it is old by Miller Bros, near tiie depot. Daring' tbe past season it ha? given the fullest satisfaction, prudaeiag great yields of wheat wherever wed- ' SnUUfOEBS. AKD PEOPLE Vho cone from tbe surrounding country always stake it a point to, visit the "Joe Smith" bazar and jewelry hoosea the south side of the square. It is a nuseam of atrjosiues that will always be remembered, and the remarkable tat tbatsc many of these are useful and almost house hold necessities. But in addition to the million curiosities " there are stanle eoods. sueh as silverware and fine gold and silver watches, latest style in jewelry, diuntnd3TUOies, etc. The long experience and superior jadgmeot of the elder Smith rs of vast value to this bouse in Ltfiiw MnnliM and it u xtmvA i-ri - exercised. Soda Water with genuine frnit .Juice syren. The ouly place in Am -where ibis can be gotten is at Benckarts. BLAIR. BLAIR. BLAIR. m styes, of SW .r m Wrv hind, I rThe new young cratlemen are very hand aoae, and are now at -filai-Si - Pebff.ctios Pkoces japan Tea is now acknowledged to be the only article fit to find a place in the American boeie. It is handled and packed by machinery and does not come in contact with the leper's bands. Robertson Bros, are sole agents. - A HAVDSOME light-weight suit of clothes made to measure is ajhixory, and it is a loxnry that may be enjoyed by those who go to Ben. McGee, the Tailor. It is true that -every one cannot afford it, but those who can ae indeed fortunate. His suits set upon tbe customer as if moulded, and then too he uses only the best goods that can be secured. Mr. McGee has been engaged in tbe artistic branch of bi profession for life time, and so takes pardonable pride in doing his best on every occasion. If yon wont a satis factory suit, call on McGee. He does not compete with "cheap" Tailors. Goori goodsa specialty. Japas Tsa, that is now so pop - olar, m sold only m iaoomington by Robertson Bros., in the original are put up by a syndicate that uses tin in the place, of lead, so that there are no poisonous substances fa if. Get :m pound ial line that are carried with ' satis faction and profit, by the most ex perteneed 'mercbanta. Charley Mobtey always makes it a point to carry n stock of goods suitable for the season, and his summer goods tire napecially well.chosenj..ad desirable. This hi so for. Several reasons, prominent among which is tbe fact ibtt be has known his cus tomers so lone nod intimately that he folly understands their wants and tastes, and makes t a point to purchase only sueh goods as be knows will meet the requirements of the trade here. In prices Char ley is always at tbe inside limit, for two reasons 1 1st, he bays close- j ly and caretally ; 2nd, he employs no high priced clerks. Here is a big profit, or saving, which he cheerfully divides with his. custom ers. Call, on him when ydp come to tbe city or Bloom ington. John Brows' has begun bis summer umvmizn ot vault clennln?. anUt oi-jir s io f;nau in patronage poMiDie, aaAe b wW pwipaiad for th hosinen and gwnunUm tttbraetion. Brown is a very reliable maa, a men who always does Jusl What be pmnifces'to do, be nee yoo may rirpendupos htm when be pnHnfte jou anything- ' . ' . ; . Ice Cream, made of the Best Matebtalsa'd Deliverer to any part of tbe city, at M. Volpert'sBakerr and Ice Cream Parlor. If yow want f ' a poop pisn OP ICR crraW, so to M. Volnert's Bake'ryand Ice Crm Parlor. Everything iu firat - cbtas style and clean.

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CALL line of DRY GOOlS, SHOES. Dmsi fios. i Oats and corn have been a great success in Monroe county wherever the "Horse Shoe' Fertiliser and the famous "Corn Grower" have been used. The farmers, i, re indebted to Miller Bros, for holding the agencies for these fertilizers. The "Superior Broad Cast Seeder and Cultivator, tbe m at perfect machine made, is sold by Miller Bros. The gear is com plete and accurate: the feed , cups- positive force feed. It excels, ail others. To sow wheat, grass and iwrtiiiset, you want one of these , machines. The "Superior" is tbe most complete Drill in the market. It is well balanced, no weight on . the horses' necks, and is easily turned at the ends. There is no cleg ing or -pasting of fertilizer with the "Superior." It is sold -only by Miliar Bros. i d hi Farmers and others who di site a good satisfactory lunch, g-i to Benckart's bakery. Itenckart m ikes splendid coffee, his' bread is light and wholesome, ami he keeps ev?7?.i?.,n? el!T ' call ,r be f kn bread 13 WV best. Choicest Coffee., Teas, Tobaccos and Cigars, at Hemp. Wilson's grocery store. Try one of th? new brands of eigars at this store. Cbaio Woklby has a lot of, first-class Buggies, Carriages, Phatoits aod Spring Wagons, at his livery stable, which be will s-II for cali or will trade for mules or horses. Call on Craig before you sell ytw.it stock. C. TtlZllBr Has gone not of the Furniture bu siness, having tnrned it over t o Mr. : Oamtm. Mr. Vanzandt is giving the Undertaking business hi spec ial attention now, ana be is in the same room on the north side of the public square. Thanking li s old' friends for tbeir patronage he would respectfully solicit a call when they ueeu nis services. Japan Tea (Perfection Process) is sold only by Robertson Bros. Better boy a can. It is clean, no injurious lead in it, and the .roma is c&refullv preserved. New Fotnitore Store. Isaac Claroan has placed a fresh new stock of farnitnre in the Vanzandt room, north side of tbe square, and now invites his friends to eali before making a purchase. Prh-es an low as possible and goods ordered: if not .in- stock. Don't forget to call on me before yon buy, and you wtfl save money. . ISAAC CLAMAN. BLAIR. BLAIrT BLAIR. Young Ladies will find jusj what- they wast Spring style Shoes at Blairs. ; BLAFR. BLAIR. BLAIR. "Spring stock of Shoes for Ladies and Gentlemen now arriving. BLAIR. BLAIR. BLAIR. IGF A, fine show of Spring and summer oboes now open at W. T. Blair store. Go into McGee's clothing emporiunij south side of the square, and examine the new stock of fnrn isbiog goods. He has some of the nicest lines of ties, shirts, suspenders, wdlars, cuf&, hats, etc., ever brought to this town. He knows where the nicest and most fashion able goods are to be gotten, and he gets them. John Wr rd, the expert jeweler and optician. hR opened a shop in the room just west of the Faris irng atom, on out street, and is giving special attention to the rppair of watches and je-wt-lry. Jar. Ward alto has a one assortment of spectacles with which be will fit the eyes ox bis customers, I A full line of Bnggies and Spring Wagons, on hand, and for ! sale cheap, by tlje MePheetcrs 1 Hardware Co.

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MOTIONS, HATS, JLrss Silks. Vel vets, Miss Mabel Ehorer, who has been spending several weeks with Bloomington friends will return to her. home (Columbia, Ky.) this week.' Mrs. S. C. Dodds will accompany her and will spend several weeks ' io her old Kentucky home. It Is to be hoped that Mrs. Dodds will not experience the aaoie treatment accorded bersix yean ao, wbile en her return from a similar visit. At that time while riding in t-tage from Columbia t Cump-belfctbni-g, Ky'., a distance of twenty wilt, and whon within three miles of Campbellstiurir, ou the open pike and in broad day light, the stage was stopped, the puascngers ordered out, "hands up and be quick 1" while the ooronjandor of the ocimuciicudii it, n,pivfj ,vi,vij and vuluablus, "without an; relief aa to appraisement and valuation." After taking the tap from a wheel, and placing it in his pocket lbs highwayman quickly disiipponrad in the woods, leaving the M&sengorr, (three gentium en and JMrsbodds) to walk to town Ijook at the call for Reptiblitwn township. conventions, .and remember to bo preseut on Friday and Saturday. The Republican nominating convention will occu on Saturday a week. Don't forgtt these appointment. Prof. Brown Wvlie and fuml ly leave the last of this month for IJeaver Falls, . Pa., .where be has a position ia a Covenanter College. Prof. Philputt's family will occupy Prof. Wylie's hoube. Wool has been protected by some sort of a dirty for eight years. Attempt after attempt has been made to put it on the free list, but they have resulted in failure until the present house controlled by free traders and confederates achieved success. Take your horse to the Fair Grounds and put him through his paces around tbe track. J You are invited to do so by the Directors. Go to the first gate near the Poor House building, as tbe old entrance is closed. Fob Sale. Grade Holstein Heifers. Dams: Best Tested Short Born and Jersey Butter Cows. Sire: Bolsteio Bull Pottef. He from Imported Bismarck, the Sweep Stake Premium Bull of two Missouri State Fairs, these Heif ers will be bred to Mao Flecnoe, grandson pi Netherland Prince,the bead of one of the largest herds of Holsteins in America. Hs dam is of the Aagie and Echo families, Jf. Jfi. WUKLEI, July 25-2m: Elletisville, Ind. BLAIR. BLAIR. BLAIR. B9"Gentlemen will find tbe new est styles of Shoes, Button, Congress and Laced, on the Blair coun ters. Fertilizer. You will find samples of all the leading brands of FERTILIZER st C. u, Alexander's, the oldest Fertilizer man in the county. m m Choice Golden Rio Coffee at Miller Bros., 20c. per lb. Try a package. Go to Miller Bros, and get the Old Reliable Horse Shoe Brands Fertilizer. ' Go to Miller Bros, and get a Superior Drill. All the latest improvements none better. (So to Miiler Bros, for bargains in Groceries. - Choice California Evaporated Fruit?, 20c. per lb., at Miller Bro, Tby otjr ohoice Oolong Tea. C. L. ALEXANDER. Call at W. J. Aliens forStudebaker Wagons, Spring Wagons, Weir Cultivators, Brown Corn Planters, Breaking Plows, and in short everything in the Hardware or Agricultural line. Good Roasted Coffee for 20c, per Hi. at Miller Bros. Old Government Java, best in the world at Aluler Bros. Ut a pound and be happy. Ijet. JiooBicr Fertilizer at Miller Bros., the only firm that Sf-lls it here.

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is DR, BROOKS IGNORANT, OJK IS HE MISTAKES 1 Seme Facts on This HucU Dlscussed illuesttoa. , . Dr. Brooks, the Prohibition candidate for Vice President, in his speech Uere;jhe tsvenittg of the 23d ef July, stated substantially, that if the tax was taken off distilled spirits used in the arts and mechanical purposes, it would require an officer at every place all over this country where distilled spirits are sold to see that it was sold tor the purposes stated. The Dr. certaanly was ignorant of the fact that for fifteen years distilled spirits have been exempt from tax tor scientific purposes, in any incorporated or chartered scientific institution or college of learning, and for ten years also ex empt to be used in any scientific university or college of learning created and constituted as such, by any State or Territory under its laws, though not incorporated, or chartered. Ao(3 for' tea years spir its have been removed from distillery bonded warehouses to any duly constituted manufacturing warehouse without payment of the tax, to ne used for tbe -manufacture of cordials, perfumery, medicines, &o., exnressly for export. Now durinar all these years of exempt on from tax for the purnoses stilted, did any of our third parly fiiehds ever hear the cry of tree whisky, or ot otnoere oeing scattered at places all over this country where distilled spirits are sold, fo ? the purposes stated by the Rev. Dr. ? Certainly not. Now the Republican party in their pint form simply propose to add to 'he list of exemption, spirits used in the arts and tor mechanical purposes. Thm is no source of National revenue so closely gtfflrded aguinst fraud as that of distilled spirits, and in the case of the exemption referred to above, tho most rigid restrict ions arc thrown, around themV ' The Secretary of. the Treasury alone cm grant permits to remove spirits : rom distillery -bonded ware houses Without payment ot tax And tli a proper officer of the insti tution that tremres to withdraw suirits "rom the warehouse for tbe

purpose above stated, is the only . one th t can make the application, 1 r'ty The nigl which srequirod to Le filed, and,5fc fd ncomfortal,le.

which must set forth the location of the institution, its purposes, and spwifieilly state the purposes for which i he spirits are lo be used, to give bind, and make reports at given ieriods as to the disposition of the spirits. Heavy penalties r ..:.,.. ..( .1.., ppirita fbrhyfiiitHei'TnirposeB tiian lafft in tli nnnlireif inn. KnirilA removed without payment of the tax can be fought from ttio distiller only. The Republican Platform propes, if the contingency should arise, to repeal the entire internal revenuit system rather than destroy the protective feature of the tariff. The Prohibition Platform declares in favor of an immediate aboluiin of the internal revenue system, Ao.w my third party fricndf, which of the two has the most free whisk) in it? E. E. SLUSS. T ie grand opening of Adams, Hall cfc .Co..on Friday last was graud indeed.' The decorations were of an elaborate character and were designed and executed by Chas. :3all of the firm. In the evening a brass band of twenty pieces i;ave a free concert in front of the store room, and hundreds of people thronged tbe room, admiring the decorations and examining the new goods. OHn, the little six year old son of Ben. Rogers met with a serious accident last Thursday evening. Mr. Rogers was cutting some oats io a cutting machine that runs with revolving knives, and his little son was in front of the maohine playfully sweeping away the oats with his right baud. His father, who was turning the wheel, could not observe the boy closely, but the supposition is that he pushed his hand up further toward the knives each time, till it was finally caught and cruelly lacerated. He was taken to Dr. Bryan's office where it was found that the flesh had been torn from t'lie bull of the haud and the bones of the second and third fingers above the first joint, hud been crushed. Mr. Rogers was very much opposed to having tbe boy's fingers amputated, so the surgeons clipped out the pieces of, injur ed bone, ana oressea tne bam! as deftly ns possible. It is hoped that the wounds will heal kindly, but it is not possible that the child will ever find the fingers very useful, 1 he sixth annual reunion of the old settlers of Monroe and Jjrowu couuttes will be held at Unionville, Ind., ou Wednesday, Aug. ldth, 1888. Good speakers will be present, and an interesting program win tie carried out. Wm. Petbkhos, Prest. p. W. BtsRaw, Sec'y.

DASHES HERE AN D THERjSJ. Prof. Weir was at Newcastle lat week on busiuesii -Miss Mattie East ia visiting Indianapolis friends Tobe Slo Bum's widow has been granted an increase of pension-- The Stii to Supt. of Public Instruction will be here next week Newton Allen was the guest of bis sister, 'last week, at ColurabiCity, Ind., i:he wife of Prof. Palmer Mrs , Miobner of Conoersville is the g uest of ber mother in this place, Mk. Slocomb ityP in the sbailc Thursday and Friday, .and tbe weather not veiy warm either The union temperance meeting was held in

the Baptist church Sunday night, and was addressed by lllev. Givler Ren. Smith is out riding each evening, after being confined to his room for some time with an boeW'On.eao of bis fangs Wesley Durotnd was in town one day las week, visiting his mqtber's family- Miss JJeirtna All era was eut joining Chas. Kessiner of Marti us viltle last wee k The real estttte and insurance firm of Roge1 & Woolley have come down stair and arc now iu the room with H. PjgTournW, the jolly jeweler Miv Noe, of Sewtird audNoel, is at Indianepsiis, ciowdiug the steel rcofing businesti That was a: handsome dispb y of Adams, Hall & Co. TMia Kste Mobley is at Evansville, visiting her sister Laura1 Prof. Van Nuys and fandly are a Petoskey, Mich. Charley Mobleyis a grandpa again. That is why ha is giving away good-? -MrsJ Frt.uk Bishop back pension; has received Jm. Adkins uow gets $16 per month, pension John H Wylie uow gets $24 per 'mouth pension ; N. lm'eterson lias bail an increase of penti on to $24 per lOiuulhWo i' I; j was suspended in the stone quarries of this county the greater portion of last week om account of the briit -Chas. Zaring ad dressed the Harrison Club last ght was very f. vet the hotiselwa orowdwl and tho win dows f nd doors were full of people. The aendance was in itself a complimeat to the talented young speaker. He is eltxjt.out and well posted, and will do nme effective work in tbe cumpaigrj Robert Putton is on the increase list. Tie. Republican? of Brown oountv are wide awake and deter mined this year. A lthough em barrassed' by a large Democratic majority they have begun to orga nize Harrison clubs which for num bers and enthusiasm will rival those of counties having .Republi can majorities. About two weeks ago the Republicans of .Jackson Creek, Brown county, ot their own accord and witnout the aid ot a speaker to drum up eutlitisiasm, met at the Rogers school house, organized a Harrison club and se cured 109 members tin; first night, ten of whom had been Democrats heretofore, but who now openly de clare that they will vote for Harrison and Morton. On lost Thurs day night they Held their second meeting which was a great success I. C. Batman and Rev, Wilson Stark were preseut to address the Club, and the Need more brass band was present to enliven the occasion. The people began to row in early. and when the htiur fur the speaking to begin arrivedfit wuii found that not more than one-fourth of the people present xcould be aocom modated iu tliefschaol house, eveu with standing'Voom, so a table was taken into the yard fur the speak era, apd the people seated themselves the ground and patiently listened'to the presentation of Re publican- jtoclrinc.-, J. he Republicans are awak-ftnd 1st . work- and are' confident of iriakjjtg large gains ibr the ticket in Jkpwu- this faU Gen PJiy, -Sheridan died on Sunday night last at about 10 o'clock. Mrs. Lanomn bus about closed h trado for the Bawlen bouse, on North College Avenue ; consideration, $1,500. Mort. W hi taker was offered $200 more than he contracted to pay Craig Worley for his house, op west Oth street, in less than ten days alter be bad closed the bargain. Clay Harbison has bought the proiierty west of Hump. Wilsou's on west 6th st, formerly owned by Mrs. Cook. It is claimed that the parties who sold it cleared $300 in the transaction and owned it but three weeks. Albert Gourly nnd wife left Bloomington on Monday for Winfield, Kuasti expecting to make that place tlynr future residence. Rents are advancing in Bloomjngton. Prof, Pliilputt is to., pay $20 per month for tbe Brown WvI lie bouse,

f Mrs. Sam Strong (uce Clara Turner) has a fine daughter. Mrs. A. & H. Lemon was in Spencer: last week, visiting; relations and friends.

Geo, A. Bnskirk of Indiana polis, Deputy Co, Clerk, was visiting his father's family Sunday and Monday The father and mother of Rev. Mintoo are his guests ; they reside in Illinois. A sister, of California, is also visiting him. The Bethany Park excursion was postponed because it wasn't passible to get cars. It is hoped that an excursion can be planned for the 151b. Showers Bros, the bedstead manufacturers, have chartered a car aod will take the voters in their employ to Indianapolis, Wednes day of this week. The drug firm of Norman & Kennedy has dissolved iartnershipt Will. Kennedy retiring, Every thing was agreeable between ib parties, there was simply not enough in tbe business for two. Walter Lindley returned from Indiarapolis, on Thursday, after three days' treatment for rheuma tism, and without any improvement. He was accompaniied home by John and Charles Edmunds, brothers oi Mrs, L, -Remember the Niagara Fallii Excursion over tbe C. H. & D. will leave Indianapolis, Tuesday next, 14th inst. The round trip expenses ought not to be more than twenty or twentv-five dollars. Of course one san, spend as much more as he may desire. A perspiring crowd of people "stood around" in -the sandy town of Gosport, last Thursday, and flattered tbemseivers they were attend ing an old settler's meeting. Then; was an immense crowd of people, all manners of swindling games.and littlo else to recommend the occa sion. Uncle Jimmy Orchard, as he was best known, died in Bloomington on Saturday last, in his 69th m . . a year. ftlr. uruuard was a Dotanical physician, many years ago, and kept a very complete stock of the roots and herbs used by persons who held to that mode of practice-. He had tj'een iu delicate bcaHl during the past twelve months, and died from some form of kidney trouble. , J. W. Daviu and wife are entertaining their neiee, Miss Nettie Slccomb, of Terra Haute Msj. Garter, wife nnd daughter of Indianapolis are vUiting Mrs. Carter's parents, Dr. J. I. Maxwell and wife Bloomington tj. convention next Saturday at 10 a. m. Geo. Stipp is sofferine from a stroke cf paralysis Miss Laura Freele f Huntington, Ind , is the euest of the Misses Hendrix -The Mechanics Band clear ed (40 by their ice cream festival. It would pay tnem to repeat it dvery- Saturday night Rev. Harryman will be bore on next Saturday. He is a Union Labor Congressman, to be elected The Model Mill was bought in at sheriff's sale by tho Bank, for $8,383:13. Toons are junior judgments of some 12,000. The annual session of .the Monroe County Teachers' Institute will be held in Bloomington, August 13 to 17. The Instructors this year will be Prof. J. K. Beck, Dr. G. Dallas Ljnd, of Danville Normal School; Mrs, Emma McRae, of Purdue University, and others. Miss Laure Hendrix cf this city, will have charge of the music.. Prof. Craven has prepared a rare treat in tbe way of evening entertainments. They will be in the following order ; Monday Teachers' Literary. Tuesday Lecture, Rev, Lyons, Wednesday Fairyland entertainment. Thursday Spelling Bee and Social. c i Friday Musicals and LUeiary. Program for Teachers' Litcrury, Monday evening, Aug. 13: Music. Essay, Miss Mollie Philpul t. Music. Declamation, Miss Mattie Orchard. Music. Essay, Oration, Ira Carter. Music. J. W. Ray. Music of the Musicalc and Program Literary, to be given at the College Chapel) Friday evening, Aug. 17 s Overture, Orchestra. Welcome address, W. P. Rogeis, Response. J. h. Jbdntondsnn. Piauo Duett, Dor and Erie Lemond. Solo, J. G. Adkius, Quartette, Misses Lemond, Vaia zundt, Rawles and Lemond, INTKRMIS6IQJT. Selection, Orchestra. Duett, Messrs. Maxwell and Pauley, Flute solo, Howard Tourner. Sola, Florence McKee. Duett, Misses Qrch.ard and Mauley. Banjo duett, Rott and Hartniun. Quartette, Messrs. Naylor, Panlev, Pauley and Pauley. iSehfCiioOj Qfchtstra,

There jmw been lift demand fpr overeottts during the jaast week. May S: Bolting! ouse are making a ving brick that is twice as large as the common brick;. . Stiott Pauley went to Chicago three weeks ag a, and is evidently smitteni with.t 'e town. Morfe. Whitakei- ban bopght the Cr.iig Woiley, houma on west 6th street. Increase erf pensions have come to Chas. Robe.rtHon and Fred.Hcadricks (the latter decoasud). Eight or 'ten houses are going up in various portions of the town, notwithstanding the bet that tride ia said to be uncommonly dull. j Maj. Mulky went to Green-j casile.laiit week lo attend tbe Stale J Chesa Tournament, The Major is j Presidont of the Association. j Rilph Psnley w;nt to Trinity Spring last Friday morning. There are about ICQ persons . at Tiiniity this week,, Osl. Dick Thompson wdl speak tit a Republican - meeting at Bedford, on Saturday next. Craig Worley amd his daughter left Bloom ingtoa on Wednesday morning lailt for Trinity Spring, Martin co. Bnskirk & Baskjrk are wat home" in tbeir office south of the National Bank-, itnd will give prompt attention to legal business. A stranger who wss taken in at the Indianapolis police sttt'tion

last week was clothed in "& pair of cast ofl' overalls, a elujw of tobacco and ft straw hat." . . W. F. Reed has rented the room io "Progress Block" former ly occupied by Sanders & Steiiahagen as a horse millinery entablishment, :ind will continue the busi ness. .-: - Mr. R. L. Rawlins, of Mansfield, Ills., exhibited in the Progress e tnee last Jnursuay, a gourd for holding powder, which had been presented to Wm. H. Harrison, at Coryd.m, Ind., in 1800 by Mrs. Weadinan. Gen. Harrison, m 1818 presented this powder gourd to Daniel Stout, and Mr. Stout, in 1 830 presented the gourd to Jits. S. Rawli ns, the gourd then coming by inheritance to Roderick, eon of Ja, I S. Rawlins in 1867. This powder gourd is a great curiosity in its way, and as a relic is invaluable,' lad. News: Mrs. W. W. Hester, wife of Dr. Hester, formerly a physician at the insane asylum, is now in Melbourne, Australia, singing in English opeia. Mrs.Hevster has a naturally beautiful contralto voice, which has been carefully cultivated, and she has also studied for tbu stage. The engagement in Australia will terminate in November, when she will return home via Loudon. The Australian papers are exceedingly complimentary in their notices of her singing and acting. Mrs, Hester was formerly Miss Jessie Henderson of Bloomington. Waldo Vanxahdt is manager of the W ilson grocery during the absence of the proprietor in Illi nois. - Waldo is a reliable young man one of tboseare individiials who dislikes to- be idle, and so when customers are not plentiful, instead of gaping out of the window or going to sleep on a salt barrel, begins to overhaul the shelves and clean up the stock. Waldo is a jewel in the grocery business. ' Marriage licenses have been issued to the following named persons since last publication : Chas. B. Ejiie and Julia Chambers, Noble Woodall and Emma Brown, James Slinkard And Lizzie Shull; Orleans Martin and Charlotte H. Pittman, Jesse Dowling and Nancy M. Zike, Edward T. Martin and Florida C. Robison, Joseph.. H, Rush and Mary Parhatu, Nathan Abitt and Viola Coble, Sherman Goas and Cordie Teague, John Peteriion and Minnie Stinuburg, Jame Crouch and Clarinda Croncher, Owen Knight and Louisa Martin, John J. Rogers and Martha A. Berry, Robert Vaught and Lizzie Va tight, Joseph Hash and Crissie Stephens, Bunj. Skirvin and Laura Arnott, Gorman Chapdjer and Jennie Mitchell. Mrs. Maud Showers went to Bethany Park on Tuesday. Mrs. 'Jennie Short is at Bethany Park. Tub best Tin Fruit Cans in the country are sold by W, J. Allen. Go and get a. supply before the rush begins. Dr. Wells, from the noithern part of ihc State, .has rented Hiram Lindloy's house on College Avenue. lie pays 20 per mouth. Mr. Jdha Waldron and family, Mtsa fixi and Alice f tri.i, and manv mhertf will go oo the Nwz-

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at aior on oaiurcijpgB Gen. Thus, kelson rill::liri ussifit in ?aiiDg a log: effort will bo ftibde to jni ratds o rail road. Thit are the Delegates. -W.' Jrl der. Ira Batman. John E Jli L. G. Bastion, Beitjttal ii A. J. AxteSl, Thomal Mt : .footes Barkhartand Eneitikffc Heke's tub Jab vcuy -WiSf We have the aeeney foi'th?i Hi bury Patent Glass Frni4.. tlafi beat made. The coinpre 8! vice is quickly applied 6 i turn, and closes the jnr oontple mti tne oesc ining ii iiHe-pf aiptvs -s

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principle applied in thtr eaBttlCl whisre a small bole is solder I iRl!? tbe cam, and the eurfaci of the firnsif , nijver molds. Fruit is rnerf jol pirejsnred ia these Jafp. - , h . . MILLEjt BROi A u

' 13T Wheat Dattweel'ipv in this county, are sobJ by W. F. Allen. When vou putyonrmo!jr III n uiuj j uu auvum otwMi;i

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. --l my .1-. Call and ssee our "Lightiiiag Fruit Jar," one ot tbe best on L market. C. L. ALEXANDB&i ' Bvy M. Volpbbt'b Cl Mif Bread, the best in the city net" 1 'i' Got ho to git a bjggy ? JSell, call at MePheeters Hnrdware Ui.V stc-rc, and leairo prices. x You will find the best goods, f the grocery line,at Hemp, Wil iCn'a. JIo reneives fresh goods ey,ery 'rtelt ho tbac nothing in his house is italei Call oa him in "Progress Blxk." Osi! Bottle of English Svlii Limnvit cured my one' NWruiaa r..n T two uply bloid spavins which d:-.iai,fcft4, ber value at least $80 It U lbs giiltliist Blemfch cure I ever used. " Xar!ingto,'(a4 Sold by H. Wadley, Druggist, l in;;tou, Ind. - 'f , StCDESAKER WAGOM3 AT ALtESfc Caxx. rDried peaches, driitd apf . pies, bacon, lard, choice ecBjiiftcjr produce, and an epecialiy fife of tobacco aod cigars, can be ftiuntP at H:mp. Wilsons syocerf. Don't fail to examine the . ER BATED BUCKETE jBINtSj, best i a the world. ' Ics Crbam, made from tie beet mate rials, at Geo. BenckartS. ii bus a well furnished ice cm.ni i Icon, convenient of access, Jake your ladies to Beuckarts. - SlUDEBAKEB WACON8 AT A Lt ENS, Stuoebakibb Wacons . ' , At A'Miri. Call at Hemp. Wilscfth.for choice articles for tho table. Hi receives goods almost daily, and se. bis aiticles are always fnab is! good. - English Simvin Liniment re moves al I Hard, Soft, or Ci)oud Litropit tnd Blemishes from horses, Bloe.1 AmVia, . (iurbs, Splints, Sweeoej,Ki ng-aotie, SttiU , Sprain a, 11 Swollen Tl.ron.tt,- Gojuhs, t, Hve 50 bt use of one bottte. rVaMWJt ' ed. Sold by H. laindley,linajg,Bh;-i' inton, Ind. Studebakeb WAGOS8 A'T ALLKItrL The best of canoed gocds, and hoicest of country iwoduce, and ; every leading article usually Bold In a grocery store are .to be had, t$. Hemp. Wilson's, A countryman beine iHiked i a wVsa he put bis trust, Raid when he hart a cold ha put it in Dr. Fenner's CoukH :9oey. For ate by Farts linos. BireaimgUNt, nnd S. M. Math ima, Cleat Creefc, lad. The best buggies and ennreyi ever manufactured, are, sold by MePheeters Hardvrara Co, They warrant everything thy aell, anot will not act as agents for houe, that are not fmt-chtss in all resneota- . .w". - - r BtiiLDiKG material of all kind a,od at low prices. W. J. ALLKH. Absolytely PmtO, This powdnr never "rk A'ori of purity, strength an4 whftlewnB. . Moreeconomivul tliari theordiaary kind and cai: not be soW n competition ( the tnultitnde of low-test, -h.it-weight, ulum ot phosphHt powdre. Sold only im -m Rovtl. Bakino PowoBK C.. LOA Wall S.. N. r. . V

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